Clymer versus HD Service Manual
I had a Clymer service manual for my 2004 Kawasaki Vulcan 750. It gave great directions, with illustrations on how to change oil.
I bought the HD service manual, when I bought my 2003 FLHTCUI. It doesn't have many illustrations, and I have read threads where guys take the wrong plug out when doing oil changes. Does the Clymer Harley manual have better illustrations and directions for simple things like oil changes? |
For HD the Clymers is good for starting Camp fires buy the real Hd one
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I like to have both. You can never have too much reference material
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The Clymer is very good unless you have MOCO kool aid in your veins.
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Originally Posted by smitty901
(Post 9631518)
For HD the Clymers is good for starting Camp fires buy the real Hd one
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Originally Posted by Ron750
(Post 9635124)
I do have the HD one. My question was does the Clymers have easier directions for newbies. The HD manual has very few illustrations, so I am unsure where parts are located.
As an added benefit, you can also order parts over the ph from your local dealer instead of standing in line, begging for help at the parts counter. |
The parts manual is a great idea to illustrate what the Service manual is telling you. The Clymer is not only inadequate, ( at least as far as Harleys are concerned,) but sometimes it's just wrong!
Another thing I've often done is use the internet. Lots of good 'How To' videos to assist with the bigger projects to show what the manual is trying to say. |
Originally Posted by Ron750
(Post 9635124)
I do have the HD one. My question was does the Clymers have easier directions for newbies. The HD manual has very few illustrations, so I am unsure where parts are located.
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The Clymer is good for toilet paper..
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